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Four years of fashion: Seniors reflect on their style evolution

By Beatrice Moyers • January 25, 2023 at 1:51 AM

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As a first-year, Anne Overton, BC ’23, almost always wore sweatpants, a hoodie, socks, and slides (left). Now, Overton said she no longer feels like she needs to dress in sweatpants to own her queer identity (right).

As a first-year, Maya Castronovo, CC ’23, said she wanted to be on the cutting edge of trends (left). Now, Castronovo said she doesn’t care as much about always being on trend (right).

As a first-year, Paul Hanna, CC ’23, said he was aspiring to be a preppy New Englander through his clothes (left). Now, he doesn’t feel the need to stick to one defined aesthetic (right).

As a first-year, James Perry, BC ’23, often wore what they deemed “garish statement pieces,” like this red skirt (left). Now, Perry prefers neutrals (right).

As a first-year, Epiphany Larmey, BC ’23, said she tried to use clothes to make friends (left). Now, she’s been inspired by her friends to dress in a way that feels more true to her own tastes (right).